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by Kjetil Matheussen

Radium is a new type of music editor. It is inspired by trackers, but has fewer limitations and uses graphics to show musical data. Homepage: http://users.notam02.no/~kjetism/radium/ Screenshots and videos: http://users.notam02.no/~kjetism/radium/screenshots.php This time there are also 64 bit binary packages available for download. Most important changes in 3.0: ======================= * OpenGL to show graphics. * Smooth scrolling * Lots of code rewritten. * Enhanced graphics and user interface * Lots of bugs removed and features added.

10 years, 11 months

OSC2MIDI utility, version 0.0.00_beta!

by Spencer Jackson

Hi all: My project of the last few months is probably ready to set free on some more machines. OSC2MIDI is a flexible osc <-> midi bridge written in C and designed especially for control of jack midi apps from an android device. It was created with the open source android app Control (OSC + MIDI) in mind, since thats what I use, but was deliberately designed so that one can specify any arbitrary mapping of messages for conversion with plain text files. The default mapping works with well with Control but I also have included maps for adrosc, touchosc, and generic osc messages. Mapping is (in my opinion) extensively documented in the map file default.omm included with the source so you can quickly create your own map to suit your own needs. Please give it a whirl if you are interested and leave feedback on the sourceforge project page (discussion for questions, tickets for issues). I'll let it sit at beta for a bit. Once I clear out any initial bugs (or miraculously none are found) I'll take off the beta status. Get it at: https://sourceforge.net/projects/osc2midi/ Follow the README for installation help, or if stuck, please reach out to me. Enjoy! _ssj71 note: as for the ambitious version number (0.0.00) I see no point in version numbering before release of a one-man project. :) If it scares you feel free to rename the folder with a larger number. Once a few bug reports come in it will grow.

10 years, 11 months

MusE 2.2 released

by Robert Jonsson

MusE 2.2 - 2015-01-06 Hi All! Following our plan of making monthly releases. Ah, I mean yearly releases... Well, actually, it's been nearly two years since last stable release. Sorry. Here we are anyway with a new release of MusE, and we think it's a good one! Since last we have moved to github and Andrew has joined the team to, among other things implement LV2 support, which he has done excellently. We are quite happy with the current state and music has been recorded with MusE like never before, some demonstrations are listed below. Major feature improvements of this release includes: * Support for LV2 Synths and effects - effects are supported both in Effect rack and in Arranger - State interface - Worker interface. - Instance-access. - KX studio Programs interface + extended programs interface to support per-channel bank/patch change (only Yoshimi now supports this feature). - Common must-have features: Atom, buf-size, event, options, uri-map, urid. + Other extensions: CV type lv2 ports + LV2_TIME__Position + Atom_Event_Transfer support for plugin<->UI communication + LV2 path MAP and MAKE extensions + LV2 LOG extension - UI interface. Supported UI subtypes: + QT4 + GTK2 + GTKMM2 + X11 + External interfaces (from kx studio specs). + idle callbacks * Yet another MAJOR audio engine and plugin/synth process chain re-write - Track controllers (vol, pan) now sample-accurate and near noise-less Numerous bug fixes and minor enhancements: - Metronome with accent clicks and replaceable clicks - Synths rearranged in separate menus - Reworked the PluginDialog to use a ui file and give more filter possibilities - Added [HOME] button to file open dialog - Ignore undo/redo while recording - Fix crash reported by LakeIshikawa: Pressing delete while clicking or dragging events or parts - Fixed copy/paste problem: Paste copies not clones, if the original parts/tracks have been deleted. - More commands support Undo/Redo, like setting global tempo. - Some new scripts, RemoveAftertouch, TempoDelay - Fix song not 'dirty' on many operations (close was not prompting to save). - Instrument Editor now basically complete: Added Initialization Sequence editor. - Sysex event editor now allows selection from pre-defined Instrument Sysex list. - Revised and edited Roland SD-50.idf by Patrick (split into GM2/nonGM2). - MusE now imports GM2 midi files. (Properly selects GM2 instrument.) - Added a visual metronome to Bigtime - Added line drawing of tempo in graphical master track editor - Fixed bug (issue #342 Moving Aux sends crashes muse) - Added more keyboard shortcuts in midi editors - Mods/fixes to Midi Input Transformator plugin: - When midi in is enabled in drum editor the selected track is moved along with the triggered key - Fixed bug with playback of drums clicking on notes in the new drum editor, it was playing the wrong instrument - MESS synths (esp Deicsonze): Controls (like Track Info program) and synth controls now mirror each other, both ways. - Deicsonze softsynth: Fixed: Not remembering settings + ladspa plugin settings, midi controllers moved to NRPN14 type. - Native VST: Call idle periodically. Makes some plugins like Glitch work, as per LAD mail. - Change window title when there are unsaved changes - Add auto-save feature, when enabled tries to save after 5 minutes - Added pitch control to SimpleDrums, first version - Fixed Ctrl+arrows in the arranger so the track list is scrolled For more information and additional changes see the full changelog at: https://github.com/muse-sequencer/muse/blob/muse_2_2/muse2/ChangeLog News section: http://muse-sequencer.org/index.php/News Download: http://muse-sequencer.org/index.php/Download Demos page: http://muse-sequencer.org/index.php/Demos Forum: http://muse-sequencer.org/forum/ Happy new year from the MusE Team!

10 years, 11 months

Linux Audio Conference 2015 - Call for Participation

by Albert Graef

[Sorry for cross-posting, please distribute.] Linux Audio Conference 2015 - Call for Participation (Due to exceptional circumstances, this announcement comes a bit late, so please note the early deadline of Feb 1st for submissions. We apologize.) We are happy to announce the next issue of the Linux Audio Conference (LAC), April 9-12, 2015 @ JGU | Johannes Gutenberg University, in Mainz, Germany. http://lac.linuxaudio.org/2015/ The Linux Audio Conference is an international conference that brings together musicians, sound artists, software developers and researchers, working with Linux as an open, stable, professional platform for audio and media research and music production. LAC includes paper sessions, workshops, and a diverse program of electronic music. *Call for Papers, Workshops, Music and Installations* We invite submissions of papers addressing all areas of audio processing and media creation based on Linux and other open source software. Papers can focus on technical, artistic and scientific issues and should target developers or users. In our call for music, we are looking for works that have been produced or composed entirely/mostly using Linux and other open source music software. The online submission of papers, workshops, music and installations is now open at http://lac.linuxaudio.org/2015/participation The deadline for all submissions is Feb 1st, 2015 (23:59 HAST). You are invited to register for participation on our conference website. There you will find up-to-date instructions, as well as important information about dates, travel, lodging, and so on. This year's conference is hosted by the Computer Music Research Group (Bereich Musikinformatik) at the IKM (Institut für Kunstgeschichte und Musikwissenschaft) of the Johannes Gutenberg University (JGU) at Mainz. Being founded in 1991, our research group has been among the first German academic institutions in this interdisciplinary field at the intersection of music, mathematics, computer science and media technology. In our media lab students are working almost exclusively with Linux, and in our research we are also devoted to contributing to the growing body of open source audio and computer music software. http://www.musikwissenschaft.uni-mainz.de/Musikinformatik/ We look forward to your submissions and hope to meet you in Mainz in April! Sincerely, The LAC 2015 Organizing Team -- Dr. Albert Gr"af Computer Music Research Group, JGU Mainz, Germany Email: aggraef(a)gmail.com WWW: https://plus.google.com/+AlbertGraef

10 years, 11 months

MIDI Trigger LV2 plug-in announce

by Viacheslav Lotsmanov

We released our plug-in which sends MIDI notes by audio peaks under GNU/GPLv3. It has one audio input port and one MIDI output port. It works like trigger-sampler, but more unix-way (without sampler). You just send output MIDI note to sampler that you love. You can save dynamic of your audio signal, just use velocity controls. About "Note-off mode" control you can read here: https://github.com/metachronica/audio-dsp-midi-trigger/blob/6992e837f8cdce1… We'll document it in the future more user-friendly. https://github.com/metachronica/audio-dsp-midi-trigger First release here: https://github.com/metachronica/audio-dsp-midi-trigger/releases/tag/v0.0.1

10 years, 11 months

LSA 0.1.0

by Mark Karpov

I would like to announce LSA (LiSt properties of Audio files). This is a minimal, lightweight, console, Unix-style program to list various parameters of audio files. 'Unix-style' means that it tries to do one thing and do it well. LSA also tries to be fast. It has been written in C, it's multithreading (creates one thread per physical core), it uses SSE and SSE2 intrinsics (some people are still using some AMD processors that have no support for SSE4). If you ever have to wait for results, it's because of hard drive speed or decompression. Decompression is performed by Audio File library, so I cannot easily speed up this. LSA is built on top of Audio File library, so it inherits its list of supported file formats: * AIFF/AIFF-C (.aiff, .aifc) * WAVE (.wav) * NeXT .snd/Sun .au (.snd, .au) * Berkeley/IRCAM/CARL Sound File (.sf) * Audio Visual Research (.avr) * Amiga IFF/8SVX (.iff) * Sample Vision (.smp) * Creative Voice File (.voc) * NIST SPHERE (.wav) * Core Audio Format (.caf) * FLAC (.flac) Supported compression formats: * G.711 mu-law and A-law * IMA ADPCM * Microsoft ADPCM * FLAC * ALAC (Apple Lossless Audio Codec) The program currently is capable to display the following parameters: * sample rate; * sample width; * sample format (signed or unsigned integer, single or double precision floating point); * number of channels; * length in minutes, seconds, and hours (if necessary) per file; * total length of all files in actual directory; * number of frames per file; * total number of frames of all files in actual directory; * peak [0..1] per file; * maximum peak among all files in actual directory; * compression scheme. TODO: * efficiently calculate perceived loudness (as per ITU-R BS.1770-3); * efficiently calculate loudness range. LSA repository is here: https://github.com/mrkkrp/lsa Documentation: LSA comes with its own man page License: GNU GPL

10 years, 12 months

CLAP, new virtual instrument and effect plugin interface proposal

by Alexandre Bique

Hi, I worked on a new plugin interface, it is not yet finished and set in stone, but ready enough to gather initial feedback and advice. The specification is hosted on github: https://github.com/free-audio/clap and is available under the MIT license. There is a generated specification document at: http://free-audio.github.io/clap/ I hope that you'll find it interesting and give it a chance. Thanks. Regards, -- Alexandre Bique

10 years, 12 months

Guitarix 0.32.2

by Hermann Meyer

Again, a Bug-fix release is out which is aimed to stabilize the experience. * fix some rcstyle bugs for gtk-2.24.25 and maybe fixed them for KDE as well * allow load of preset-files witch contain Denormal Numbers (flush to zero) * add warning when denormal value found in preset file * if parameter is out of range, set it to the default value * add missing Icons to glade-gxw * add wavesharper plugin * use long int to compare regions size in gx_mlock.cc -> (Gcc: 4.9.2) download here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/guitarix/ enjoy.

11 years

Csound 6.04 is released

by jpff

After some hiccups and technical issues csound 6.04 is now ready for use. As usual files are available on Sourceforge at https://sourceforge.net/projects/csound/files/csound6/Csound6.04/ Sources, packages and manuals are there ==John ffitch ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ============================ CSOUND VERSION 6.04 vRELEASE NOTES VERSION 6.04 ============================ This new version has many extensions and fixes; many new opcodes and significant numbers of internal reworking. There is a new frontend and iOS and Android version have seen many improvements. As ever we track bugs and requests for enhancements via the github issues system. Already proposals for the next release are being made but the volume of changes require a release now. The Developers USER-LEVEL CHANGES ================== New opcodes: o pinker generates high quality pink noise o power opcode ^ now works with array arguments o exciter opcode, modelled on the calf plugin , o vactrol opcode simulate an analog envelope follower o family of hdf5 opcodes to handle hdf5 format files o (experimental undocumented) buchla opcode models the lowgate filter of Buchla o New k-rate opcodes acting on arrays: - transforms: rfft, rifft, fft, fftinv - complex product: complxprod - polar - rectangular conversion: rect2pol, pol2rect, mags, phs, - real - complex: r2c, c2r - windowing: window - cepstrum: pvsceps, iceps, ceps - column / row access: getrow, getcol, setrow, setcol - a-rate data - k-array copy: shiftin, shiftout - phase unwraping: unwrap New Gen and Macros: Orchestra: o Line numbers corrected in instr statements o New control operation, while, for looping o A long-standing bug with macros which use the same name for an argument has been corrected o Redefinition of an instrument in a single call to compile is flagged as an error o ID3 header skip for mp3 files now properly implemented. o Errors induced by not defining the location of STK's raw wave files has been removed o bug fixed where UDO's could not read strings from pfields o bug fixed which hid tb opcodes at i-rate o Attempts to use two OSClisteners with the same port is now trapped rather than give a segmentation fault Score: Options: Modified Opcodes and Gens: o stackops opcodes deprecated o lenarray extended to handle multi-dimensional arrays o ftgenonce accepts string arguments correctly and multiple string arguments o max and min now have initialisation-time versions o gen23 improved regarding comments and reporting problems o in OSCsend the port is now a k-rate value o socksend now works at k-rate o a number of envelope-generating opcodes are now correct in sample-accurate mode o faust compilation is now lock-protected o mp3 fixed to allow reinit to be used with it. o In remote opcode the name of the network can be set via the environment variable CS_NETWORK. Defaults to en0 (OSX) or eth0. o invalue, outvalue are available at i-rate as well as k-rate Utilities: Frontends: icsound: New frontend icsound is now ready for general use. icsound is a python interface for interactive work in the ipython notebook. csound~: Emscripten: csdebugger: A number of changes and improvements have been made, like stepping through active instruments, better line number use General usage: Jack module now does not stop Csound if autoconnect fails Bugs fixed: o atsinnoi fixed o ftsavek fixed o sprintf fixed o gen27 fixed, especially with extended arguments, as well as fixed a number of errors in extended score arguments. o Physem opcodes (guiro cabasa, sekere) fixed so second call works o flooper fixed in mode 2 o OSCsend multiple fixes o UDO fix for case of local ksmps of 1 o More changes/fixes to dssi code o xscanu and scanu fixed o temposcal and mincer fixed o crash in ftload fixed ==================== SYSTEM LEVEL CHANGES ==================== System changes: o In server mode exit is now clean o Fixes to rtalsa module o Pulseaudio rt module fixes o Fix to remove fluidEngine entries for csound instance (prevents crash on moduleDestroy) o Opcodes called through function calls that returned arrays did not correctly synthesize args as array types due to not converting the arg specifier to the internal format o fixed crashing issue during note initialization for tied notes due to goto skipping over code o fixed incorrect initialization of pfields when note's pfields length were less than instrument expected (off-by-one) Internal changes: * Added Runtime Type Identification for instrument variables; removed use of XINCODE/XOUTCO * fix malloc length in negative number parsing, and improved handling of negative numbers * writing to circularBuffer is now atomic * a number of memory leaks and potential dangerous code have been fixed * type-inference has been extensively reworked, as have a few parsing areas API === * Added API function for retrieving GEN parameters used for creating a table Platform Specific ================= iOS --- * API Refactored for clearer method names and abstraction names (i.e. CsoundBinding instead of CsoundValueCacheable) * Updated to remove deprecated code * A significant amount of reworking has been done on the code Android ------- * API Refactored for clearer method names and abstraction names (i.e. CsoundBinding instead of CsoundValueCacheable) * Changes to enable HTML 5 with JavaScript and it is to be hoped WebGL in the Csound6 Android app. * Enabled change of screen orientation in the Csound6 app without forcing a restart of the app. * Enabled local storage (useful for saving and restoring widget values, etc.). Windows ------- * fixed pointer arithmetic that caused crashing on Windows * pyexec changed to use python's file opening functions to prevent crash on Windows OSX --- * CsoundAC now compiles Linux ----- * threadlocks bug fix on linux. ========================================================================

11 years

MIDA 0.3.0

by Mark Karpov

I would like to announce MIDA, version 0.3.0. Short description: MIDA is a minimalistic language for algorithmic generation of MIDI files. MIDA is not interactive in sense that you cannot control result of its activity in real time, it is intended for producers and should be used with a DAW. MIDA can help you create variative elements in your music in a very simple way. Since MIDI can control a lot of different instruments, power of MIDA is truly great. Main reason for MIDA development is to create software tool that can be used in such a way that does not change established workflow, so people could use familiar plugins and software instruments. Unlike many programs in field of algorithmic composition, MIDA does not aim creating complex or peculiar algorithms, because complexity of such systems rarely translates into emotional impact directly. Instead, MIDA gives you simple and effective tool to vary parameters of MIDI events. MIDA does not have GUI, because it doesn't need one. It can work as REPL (interactive mode) or as translator from source to MIDI files (batch mode). MIDA repository is here: https://github.com/mrkkrp/mida Documentation online: http://mrkkrp.github.io/mida/ Although MIDA is created on GNU/Linux and for GNU/Linux, it can be compiled on many platforms (but only Windows version is tested). MIDA is licensed under GNU GPL version 3, it's free software. Regards, -- Mark Karpov

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